Jimoh Rasheed picks Assembly nomination forms, gains youth backing in Share/Oke-Ode

Engr. Jimoh Rasheed Temitope has officially declared his intention to contest for a seat in the Kwara State House of Assembly, representing the Share/Oke-Ode Constituency, after picking up his Expression of Interest and Nomination Forms.

The move marks a key step in his political journey and signals his entry into the race for legislative representation, with supporters describing it as a bold commitment to public service and people-oriented governance.

His declaration has sparked excitement among residents of the constituency, many of whom see his candidacy as an opportunity for responsive leadership and renewed development.

Observers note that the growing support reflects a desire among constituents for representation that prioritises accountability and tangible impact.

In a statement, the PWS Youth Council Leadership signed its Publicity Secretary, Hon. Lawal Oluwatosin Muhammed (LOM), congratulated Temitope on what it described as a courageous and timely decision.

The group said his emergence resonates strongly with the aspirations of young people, citing his leadership qualities, professional background and passion for community development.

According to the council, Temitope possesses the competence and integrity required to effectively represent the interests of the constituency at the state assembly level.

It added that his candidacy offers a platform for inclusive governance and progressive change.

Declaring its full support, the youth body pledged to mobilise across communities to ensure his success at the polls.

The group emphasised that its endorsement is rooted in confidence in his ability to deliver quality representation, promote youth development and support policies that improve socio-economic conditions.

The council also called on stakeholders, community leaders and residents of Share/Oke-Ode Constituency to unite behind the aspiration, stressing that collective effort would be crucial in achieving electoral success.

Describing the bid as more than a political ambition, the group said it represents a broader movement for inclusivity, development and effective representation.

It reaffirmed its commitment to sustained engagement and advocacy as the electoral process unfolds.

With his entry into the race, Engr. Temitope’s candidacy is already shaping conversations within the constituency, positioning him as one of the emerging figures in the build-up to the next election cycle.